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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
The Devil In Me*
Silver Lining
That's What You Always Say
Epilogue
Carry A Torch*
This Deadly Game
The Medicine Show
In Love With Everyone*
Black Magic
Tuesday*
Black
Shelley's Blues, Pt. 2
Why
Carolyn*
Boston
Grace
Tears Won't Help
Halloween
Carelessly*
Motorcycle Boy*
Merritville

Notes

STEVE WYNN--guitar, vocals
KIRK SWAN--guitar
KURT STATHAM--bass
LINDA PITMON--drums
* = with John Wesley Hardin

From Steve Wynn's diary:
If it's the morning after a show at the Loppen Club then I must be exhausted, weary and quite satisfied with the night before. Let's check. Okay, all of the above is true and I'll check my itinerary. Yes, I played Loppen last night and thus all of the above is true. A wild set to one of the biggest crowds of the tour so far and a very late night of jokes and anecdotes left all of us with very little sleep and very good memories. We played the Syndicate's "Black" for the first time last night and the volume and overtones and groove all spun around each other and for a moment the whole room was transformed into the Monterrey Pop Festival. It must have something to do with Loppen's placement smack dab (no pun intended, certainly) in the middle of Christiania, the fabled self-governed commune inside Copenhagen where various contrabands are sold as openly as varieties of cheese in any New York deli. Not that we would have anything to do with such a thing but I would swear there was something in the spaghetti that we were served before the show. there just had to be.